Who can tell me the beat of the music?

The beat specifically refers to the total length of each bar note in the score, and there are commonly 2/4, 3/4, 4/4 and 6/8 beats. The length of each bar is fixed, for example, 3/4 beats is a quarter note, and each bar is 3 beats, which means there can be 3 quarter notes or 6 eighth notes. The beat of a piece of music is fixed when composing and will not change.

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Beat refers to the combination law of strong beat and weak beat. There are many strong and weak sounds that appear repeatedly in a certain order in the same length of time, forming a regular change of strength. For example, every other weak beat, when there is a strong beat, this is a beat, and whenever there are two weak beats or three weak beats and another strong beat, these are other beats, marked with bar lines and time signs, which look very specific. In a certain length of time, there are strong and weak points, which are divided into bars in a certain length order and repeated regularly, forming a regular change of strength, which is the role of beat.

"Strong" and "weak" seem simple, but people can change various beats according to these simple "strong" and "weak", thus forming various emotions and different styles of music. Therefore, "clap" is very important. It is the cornerstone of the music building, and it must be orderly.